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@julkali You know, I've heard a lot about that and I'm starting to think about using it now.
I'd want to deploy it within a linux server, so I'll brush up on some docs.
I use Digital Ocean and I think they have a service for that.... -
The app crashed on boot. Not anything to do with how many web workers you may or may not have.
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julkali20696y@starrynights89 It's so great cuz it makes you completely independant from any cloud provider. You can literally use any vps.
Next up for me is kubernetes for ultimate agility. That on the other hand takes a lot of configuration and once you've settled on a provider for that you probably wanna stay there. I'm currently using DO too but I might wanna switch to a different cloud provider so I haven't started with setting up k8s yet. -
@julkali I just started working on setting up their Docker image with Ubuntu 18.04. I'll be using this host my web application along with CentOS being my other host for the database.
I'm with you on hating depending on one service or company for solutions. That's why Heroku was giving me a bad taste in my mouth. Also why I want to get the hell out of my Windows Server job.
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Attempting to deploy my web application using Heroku. It throws me error code H14 so I add scale web=1 to the web dyno per their documentation. I get this console log thrown at me after attempting to deploy.
I'm starting to get pissed. I may end up just dumping this and deploying my node.js/java application straight to my Linux server.
Edit: Or better yet start learning to use this Docker thing I keep hearing about.
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